I'd just put a unique ID in each object and use it to identify them.
On Friday, September 19, 2014 7:28:36 AM UTC-6, Aaron Weber wrote:
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> I'm using two CellLists as a multi-selection mechanism, both backed with a
> DataListProvider and KeyProvider for a small, private class (with a couple
> of
Clean build of Luna, this plugin will not upgrade the current versions.
I'll use your email address to share a copy. Download and install a clean
copy of Luna and then I'll send a zip which can be used to install from as
an archive.
On Wednesday, October 15, 2014 10:48:18 AM UTC-7, jonl wrote:
I would be interested. Will it also work in Kepler or Luna only?
On Monday, October 13, 2014 10:31:01 AM UTC-7, Brandon Donnelson wrote:
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> Would anybody be interested in testing a GPE preview build with the SDM
> enhancement?
>
> (This will only work in a clean Luna install, and should not be
Protobuf for the lite runtime might be GWT compatible if it does not use
reflection.
Other than that I always wanted to
try https://github.com/dcodeIO/ProtoBuf.js which seems pretty feature
complete and should be easy to use through GWT.
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I´m looking for a serializing library to exchange data with a .net
application.
I have in mind something like protobuf, thrift, Avro or Odata.
Has anyone experience with one of these libraries in GWT ?
Looks like, if the implementations for java are working all fine, but seems
to be not that ea
I kept digging on this issue. I was wrong before, its not that the
presenters reference the injector, the problem is that on every recompile
gwt add the entry point and trace all the reachable classes on the project.
My entry point has the reference to the injector and my injector has a
reference t
Why do you need the injector? I'm not trying to be a smartass, just curious.
cheers, Guus
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> With SDM I'm bind to Chrome at least if I want to use source maps ?
>
Firefox and IE 11 both support source maps as well. Opera should also
support it as it is now based on Chrome. In case source maps is not
supported you still see nearly unoptimized JavaScript that looks very
similar to y
Lost of Development Mode is kind of "tombstone" for GWT projects in my
company :( Most of Java oriented developers switched to JS frameworks as
they lost their "one common language environment" argument. JS oriented
developers, well they were always in opposition to "slow and clumsy" java
frame
